Room #12 Bodie Room

* Two double beds (sleeps 4)
* Full bath
* Separate sitting area
* Mini Refrigerator
* Non-smoking room

Named after Waterman S. Body who discovered gold there in 1859, Bodie was once the largest city in California home to about 10,000 people. It was an unforgiving western town complete with nightly gun fights, stage coach ambushes and bank robberies. At one time there was a count of 65 saloons in Bodie encouraging bad habits of gambling, prostitution and opium dens. The towns’ hey day lasted until 1882 when it started to take a turn for the worse. Two fires, one in 1892, the other 1932, wiped out many of the 2, 000 buildings as 200 remain. Today, Bodie is in a state of arrested decay as it is preserved by the State Parks system. Come and see for yourself and walk the streets of history. The room does not have a telephone or TV, so it will not interfere with your enjoyment of the rustic lodge experience. Wireless internet access is not available inside the room, but wireless internet access is available in the grassy area outside of the room, as well as the registration lobby, business center, and restaurant.

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